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Where is the best place for a small home office?
Botanical Wallpaper of the bonuses of small office ideas is that they can be integrated just about anywhere in the home.

Botanical Abstract Wallpaper Finding the right spot for your home office is key to productivity,’ advises Joanna Baumard, Co-Founder, Purlfrost. ‘You don’t necessarily need ample amount of space, but you do need natural light and a space that feels clear of clutter. If you haven’t got the luxury of a separate room, the dining room or bedroom can often be the next best spot.’

‘ Tropical Leaves Wallpaper is often an ideal place to work,’ recommends Juliette Thomas, Founder & Director, Juliettes Interiors. ‘It’s usually Leaves Wallpaper in a home but is so often used as a dumping ground. If space is an issue, consider downsizing to a single pull-out trundle bed or a sofa bed that acts as a daybed or sofa when not in use. Choose a compact desk, console or dressing table that looks great but can be flexible and will allow you to hide work away when guests come to stay. Floral Wallpaper leaves more room for you to work comfortably and you still have a functioning spare room.’

If Vintage Wallpaper opt to set up your home office in an open plan space, make sure to delineate the area. ‘Simply working on the dining table or kitchen island won’t help to focus the mind,’ says Poppy Peace, Creative Director, Milc Interiors. ‘By effectively using rugs, bookshelves and lamps, you can create the perfect working zone, that works with the open-plan interior, yet ensures a dedicated space for work.’

How do you integrate storage into a small home office?
Just because your home office is short on square footage does’t mean it has to be lacking in storage.

‘Floating shelves or a tall bookshelf that extends to the ceiling will provide ample amounts of storage and a place to showcase decorative items,’ . ‘ Abstract Wallpaper are endless when you go bespoke. Creating furniture for your room that is designed to fit seamlessly means that every inch of the room is catered for.’

Alternatively, build in storage as you go. ‘Why not create a dedicated home office within built-in joinery in the kitchen or living room, that can be shut away when you’ve finished working,’ suggests Emma Deterding, Founder and Creative Director, Kelling Designs. ‘It’s ideal for creating integrated storage where you need it. By hiding it behind doors will allow the space to function as a kitchen, diner or family living space with ease.’
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